gang of assassins and they couldn't take out ONE guy????...
Tony Montana rollin in his grave right now....
Tony Montana rollin in his grave right now....
OJ Simpsom
Superstar
Jimmy turned into Saul. Kim turned into Jimmy.
OJ Simpsom
Superstar
They definitely need an Emmy.
iseetrolledpeople
A silent witness to all this trolling going on.
Gus, Mike and Bolsa will be just fine in the future and their end will come from other deeds, this takes away from Lalos revenge path. The only thing not known is Kim and Nachos future.
I'm really curious where are the writers going with this and how are they going to tie it in the BB/post BB era.
I'm really curious where are the writers going with this and how are they going to tie it in the BB/post BB era.
MajesticLion
Veteran
Fring spoke on it when Mike mentioned the Slamanca place being in the middle of nowhere. Landline or sat-phone connections only.
Howard wit some ether on the way out
Twisted that knife deep.
Everytime Jimmy thinks he's going to get chastised by Kim for something he did,she co-signs with him
...and takes the fukkery even further.
That's damn near ultimate wife material.
The hell it is
Those kinda dames will get you killed faster than anything. The man's hanging by a thread mentally and you want to push the envelope to try to ignore cartel ties? What world is she living in?
Tres Leches
Empire Business
This ending set up all the storylines for next season nicely 
This was one of the most exhilarating hours from Breaking Bad or Better Call Saul, what an impressive, beautifully shot finale, the scenes in Mexico just hit on every level, maybe even transcending the ones from S4 of Breaking Bad, but no need to compare, it was such a pleasure to watch.
Lalo gets narco Mexican better than just about any actor I have ever seen, far surpassing the high soap drama of Narcos, plus with enough subtle little mannerisms to own the character. A truly, truly impressive performance. Those scenes with Don Eladio, "I thought you were going to shoot your way out" "now, THIS is showmanship" "It's a little light, que no?" That's how those guys talk, it's not as tribute intense as the show makes it, but it's a good way to build tension and insert humor.
Everything he says killed me, when he sees him sitting up late at night, like he just knew he was coming, was great.
I know two women from Chiuas, I am going down there, one way or another! The scenes on his ranch, from the way they were shot, to the writing, to the tribute show at Don Elaidio's home, ranged from hysterical to nerve wracking, the phone call, and the last minutes before 3:00 AM, so well done. I will say, Lalo should have seen Nacho coming, he just doesn't have the heart (or lack thereof) para la vida mafia. He was scared the whole time. And what a great tribute to Chapo Guzman with the tub left open. Perfect. ( I would think the sicarios could have just thrown a ladder up, but pay me no mind)
"and what if he doesn't like me?"
"...ahhhh....you'll be fine!!"
I guess the take away regarding Kim, is that she is kind of a maniac. Vindictive, spiteful, cruel, even, and must have her own demons, because her relationship with Jimmy, lets face it, is pretty, devoid of traditional pleasure, shall we say? They don't go out, they don't take trips, he doesn't seem like the most romantic guy, and yes I know relationships are built on different things, but the answer the show seems to give us, is she is just as damaged as he is. Good stuff.
Lalo gets narco Mexican better than just about any actor I have ever seen, far surpassing the high soap drama of Narcos, plus with enough subtle little mannerisms to own the character. A truly, truly impressive performance. Those scenes with Don Eladio, "I thought you were going to shoot your way out" "now, THIS is showmanship" "It's a little light, que no?" That's how those guys talk, it's not as tribute intense as the show makes it, but it's a good way to build tension and insert humor.
Everything he says killed me, when he sees him sitting up late at night, like he just knew he was coming, was great.
I know two women from Chiuas, I am going down there, one way or another! The scenes on his ranch, from the way they were shot, to the writing, to the tribute show at Don Elaidio's home, ranged from hysterical to nerve wracking, the phone call, and the last minutes before 3:00 AM, so well done. I will say, Lalo should have seen Nacho coming, he just doesn't have the heart (or lack thereof) para la vida mafia. He was scared the whole time. And what a great tribute to Chapo Guzman with the tub left open. Perfect. ( I would think the sicarios could have just thrown a ladder up, but pay me no mind)
"and what if he doesn't like me?"
"...ahhhh....you'll be fine!!"
I guess the take away regarding Kim, is that she is kind of a maniac. Vindictive, spiteful, cruel, even, and must have her own demons, because her relationship with Jimmy, lets face it, is pretty, devoid of traditional pleasure, shall we say? They don't go out, they don't take trips, he doesn't seem like the most romantic guy, and yes I know relationships are built on different things, but the answer the show seems to give us, is she is just as damaged as he is. Good stuff.
Lalo is way too OP. nikka is the Narco superman.
These last three episodes
